The MIAA enables military information architects to create and maintain a structured, comprehensive, living "information back plane"--a set of integrated architecture models--that helps decision makers plan for and manage change in the information-related capabilities that are critical to the success of military operations and enterprises.

The MIAA creates and automatically enforces a consistent taxonomy (artifacts, interrelationships and rules) throughout all operational, system, and technical view products with domain-specific metamodels based on concepts and behavior rules adapted from the DoD C4ISR Architecture Framework, the CADM, and operational experience. The MIAA also incorporates the ability to organize architecture data according to Zachman, Boer and other architecture frameworks, and provides file-based interfaces to the Joint C4ISR Architecture Planning System (JCAPS) and powerful discrete event simulation capability (Design/CPN).

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